Understanding Diabetes and Effective Management Tips
What is the difference between the colors of the C-A-T Tourniquet
Changing the Conversation About Alzheimer’s
Resp-O2™—Transforming Respiratory Care!
Elevate Training with Realistic Manikin Add-Ons
Psoriasis: Scratching the Surface of a Complex Condition
The Vein Game: A New Era of Blood Collection
Venipuncture has been the cornerstone of diagnostic medicine for decades. Reliable and capable of providing ample volume for various tests, this traditional method involves inserting a needle into a vein, usually in the arm, to draw blood into a collection tube.
How Can You Achieve a High Chest Compression Fraction?
Spring into Action: The Power of Exercise for Stress Relief
Introducing the Lifepak Cellular CR2 AED
Heart Health: here’s how we stay active – you can as well!
Understanding Sleep Disorders: Causes and Treatments for Insomnia, Sleep Apnea, and Other Sleep Disorders.
National Choking Awareness Day
Understanding the Link between Stress and Your Health
Medical Myths and Misconceptions You Should Stop Believing
Dynarex Respiratory Solutions
CPR Manikins
Mental Health
Boosting Immunity
Stress Management
American Heart Month
Eating Habits
Eating habits are an important aspect of maintaining good health. A healthy diet not only provides the necessary nutrients for the body to function properly, but it also helps to prevent chronic diseases such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Importance of Seatbelts
Wearing a seatbelt is one of the most important safety measures a person can take while driving or riding in a vehicle. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that seatbelts have saved over 14,000 lives in 2018 alone.
National Blood Donor Month
National Blood Donor Month is typically observed in January in the United States, and it is a time to recognize the importance of blood donation and encourage more people to become blood donors. If you would like to learn more about blood donation or find a blood donation center near you, you may want to contact a local blood bank or the American Red Cross.